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David You can do it! Although I have a bad update...somehow the female kuda is not eating. It just stares and stares at food. Even as she stares at the other ponies eating she just doesn't make the effort. Oh she will swim to it, she will stare at it. Stare at it more. Until a nassarius...

Thanks for the info darren. New stores will always have growing pains. If it were easy - everyone would be in the business flourishing. by the way - I know you mean point of sale...but that acronym has a few different meanings...HAHAHAHAHA.

I will only allow this to pass if you come back to the beach clean up with that excellent little helper of yours (LOL). Otherwise I'm moderating this thread and removing everything that says "selling/leaving". Can't have that. LOL. Seriously it is sad to see threads like these. I second...

Stopped in today, unfortunately did not have my camera with me. Start with the nitpiks: Pet peeve of mine though is water on the floor - and there was a bit of that. Plus the guy filling the tank at the front of the store didn't tie down the hose properly and it fell on the floor dropping...

Also - i want to concur on those little starfish. They are all over my tank. They do not seem to irritate any of my corals...yet.

Nerite snails usually leave single eggs like that, but they are usually whitish/opaque. What kinda snails you have?

I also want to give a shout out to john. First because he has a cool avatar (hahahahah) and second because after all this time he remembered that I was pretty much wiped out by sandy and kept a frag for me to help replenish. Big thanks and I would love to pay it forward once everything is back up.

check this video out: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MeqtPe3XukM pretty helpful in terms of how to get rid of the algae. Good luck!

if that black object (what is it a tunze nano wave box?) is not tight to the glass - i would say maybe those are nerite snail eggs, but if it's tight to the box..no idea.

this wasn't sold??? what the heck. Lance i should have just tackled you at the swap. LOL.

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Just a recap of my set up It is a biocube 29. Retrofitted without a hood. I have a regular ugly old fluorescent light on top (looking to replace) but I don't need anything other than to help SEE the horses. There is NOTHING alive in the tank that requires photosynthesis. This was a...

why don't you try mike? taking care of clownfish fry will make you more than prepared down the road for a seahorse set up. First get the rotifers....then use otohime and the set up is really easy. You just need to keep up with the water changes and some ammonia badges will help to make sure...

i don't use that kit, but can i kick you too? (LOLOL)

Note that although this program /email and instructor are all part of ocean rider, it is not an obligation on yours to purchase your ponies from OR. That stated, if I had the cash I would have gone that route but went with a trusted LFS in NJ that I know of instead. Where you decide on getting...

Lesson 6: Compatible Tankmates for Seahorses. Safe and unsafe companions -- no guarantees; Tropical tankmates; fish to avoid seahorse-safe fish seahorse-safe invertebrates Feeding seahorses in a community tank; Seahorse-proofing a reef tank safe corals unsafe corals lighting the seahorse reef...

This is part of his program: The purpose of this training is twofold: (1) to assure that the hobbyist has a suitable aquarium, completely cycled and with the biofiltration fully established, ready and waiting when his seahorses arrive, and (2) to assure that the hobbyist has a good...

you have to create a log in at seahorse.com. There, Pete Giwonja will ask you to post a single post on the sticky thread about "Seahorse Training Program Certification". it is free, and an as you want to go pace. You won't be able to digest all the material in one sitting and he won't send it...

Probably the biggest hurdle in my opinion is the sticker price on captive bred horses. I find that the right setup and husbandy make them relatively easy. The problem occurs when people try to cut corners (keep them in a reef display, or in the sump/refugium). Also people see sea horses being...

The storm didn't bother the horses much because they prefer a lower temp. Higher temps are what cause the bacteria to breed quickly and overwhelm a normally healthy horse. haven't seen panmanmatt in a while but he was our resident expert. Now I guess seahorsekeeper might be our most...